Dealership service porters or auto porters are primarily responsible for moving and parking vehicles in the automotive dealership parking lot to accommodate the needs of mechanics, sales representatives, car buyers, and other visitors. They may conduct light vehicle maintenance, such as checking oil or topping off fluids, interior cleaning, exterior washing, and organizational tasks like placing stickers or tags on cars. Dealership service porters drive new cars to customers and ensure vehicles are in tip-top shape for handing off the keys. Other routine responsibilities include keeping tabs on cars’ locations on the lot and ensuring spaces are neat and clean by picking up litter or shoveling snow. Auto or dealership service porter jobs are typically entry-level, include on-the-job training, and often have part-time and full-time shifts. Auto porters work at car dealerships and spend a lot of time outside.